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- pronunciation:
- voId
- parts of speech:
- adjective, noun, verb
- features:
- Word Combinations (adjective, noun, verb), Word Explorer, Word Parts
part of speech: |
adjective |
definition 1: |
not containing anything; empty.
You will need a void surface on which to roll out the paper.- synonyms:
- bare, empty, vacant
- antonyms:
- full
- similar words:
- blank, clear, drained, exhausted, free, hollow
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definition 2: |
having no effect; useless.
The coupon was void because it was too old.- similar words:
- vain
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definition 3: |
empty; lacking (usually followed by "of").
She seems to be void of emotion.- synonyms:
- empty
- similar words:
- blank, destitute, vacant
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definition 4: |
not filled, as an office or position.
His position was left void after he retired.- synonyms:
- open, vacant
- similar words:
- available, free, up for grabs
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definition 5: |
having no legal power; not valid.
The contract was declared void.- synonyms:
- invalid
- antonyms:
- effective
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part of speech: |
noun |
definition 1: |
an empty space or vacuum.
We are still exploring the void of outer space.- synonyms:
- emptiness, vacuum
- similar words:
- blank, hollow, space
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definition 2: |
a feeling of emptiness or loss.
There was a void in our family when my grandmother died.- synonyms:
- emptiness
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related words: |
lack |
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part of speech: |
verb |
inflections: |
voids, voiding, voided |
definition: |
to make not valid; cancel.
She voided the check because she had made a mistake.- synonyms:
- cancel, revoke
- similar words:
- abolish, neutralize, overturn, repeal, reverse, undo, veto
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related words: |
cancel, discharge, divorce, frustrate |
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derivations: |
voider (n.), voidness (n.) |
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